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Old 04-20-2015, 09:22 PM
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I went with some 10.50 Tru Powers. I bought them local and it was only $153 mounted and tax out the door for the pair! I think they'll work great, thanks to everyone here who helped me decide what to get.








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Looks good. Those are the brand/style tires I run on my Allmand TLB225 you will like them.
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Wow! Your local tire guy hooked you up! They look great!
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Wow. Where did you buy them, that's a great price.
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Wow. Where did you buy them, that's a great price.
They are from Gary's Tire in Okawville, Illinois. He deals a lot in farm, equipment, and industrial tires and has the lowest price I've ever found. When he quoted me that price I was expecting a chinese tire, I was quite shocked to get some Tru Powers!
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Wow. Where did you buy them, that's a great price.
I agree! $75 a tire mounted is a deal!

OP, the tires look great.
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VERY NICE! And a very nice price!
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Looks good, now you need to ditch the turf tires in the front and get some ribs.
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Looks good, now you need to ditch the turf tires in the front and get some ribs.
I thought about it, but I'm not sure the newer style tractor would look cool with them. If I had an older tractor I'd have tri ribs for sure. I'll search for some pics of the newer Cubs like mine and see how they look with ribs. Tonight for the first time I drove with the Ags on the back and the yard was a bit soft and I can see everywhere I drove

Edit: By saying "ribs", is that usually referring tri ribs, or the more tame looking multi rib tires?


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Very nice! Excellent price!

I would say, "You made out with that deal!"
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